Trailer Queens

[biCoastal]

Hi Bob.....or anyone else. How do you control condensation when storing a car inside a sealed container, and how effective do you feel it is?
Thanks

 

[Bobkat]

marine desiccant works great but you can also buy shipping container desiccant bags.

 

[Integrale]

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[toddr124]

Goldenrod dehumidifiers are what boaters use during winter storage. Worked great for my father's boats on the bay.

 

[biCoastal]

Thanks for the help.

 

[bbrown]

It's been a while, but I did use a desiccant along with very dry blankets as an absorbtion median. The trailer hauler box was sealed to the point that air could only escame through the cracks in the door hinge. (tight but not pressure tight)
Keeping any water out is key. Keep the door closed from the time you put the car in until the time you take it out for the season(s) you use it.
My result seemed to work, as the rotors are the tell-all... Mine came out of storage with the same shine on them it went in with. (i.e. no rusty frost on them)